developers.deepl.com
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Claude Code
intent
What does developers.deepl.com do and who is it for? Explain it back to me.
5steps
41.8sduration
$0.0189cost
25,842tokens
9 steps4 reasoning steps1 search
home
docs
docs
/pro-api
search
60%
answer from your site
75%
answer efficiency
67%
followed site links
answer sources
- from this site60%
- from external pages20%
- from agent knowledge20%
url discovery
- given in the task25%
- followed a link50%
- guessed the URL25%
insight
The agent built a solid picture of DeepL's developer product and quickstart from the site itself, but the plans page 404'd and the pricing page showed only consumer Translator plans, so API pricing had to come from conflicting third-party sources. It did not research competitors, so the differentiation part of the task was left thin.
- ›The homepage and quickstart were well structured and fetchable, exposing products, auth mechanics, base URLs, and the first request clearly.
- ›The linked plans page returned 404 and the pricing page showed only Translator plans, so the site did not expose a machine-readable API price list.
- ›An embedded 'Agent Instructions' block addressed to AI agents was present on the site; the agent correctly ignored it as out of scope.
- ›No direct API reference link was visible; the OpenAPI spec was only mentioned in that agent-directed block.
- ›API pricing conflicted across third-party sources (old Free/Pro vs. Developer/Growth), and the agent could not verify either against DeepL's own pages.
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